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May 21, 2021
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Testimony: Excessive Government Reduces Competition in Health Care Markets
… back the interventions that produced the highly concentrated hospital, clinician, and health insurance markets we see today. You can read the particular steps policymakers should take in my written testimony, as well as watch my testimony below. Video ID 6255095052001
By Michael F. Cannon
June 15, 2012
Blog

Obama Administration Adopts De Facto Dream Act
… backlogged cases and close those where the unauthorized immigrants had strong American family ties and no criminal records. Since that policy went into effect in November 2011, DHS officials have reviewed more than 411,000 cases and less than 2 …
By Alex Nowrasteh
August 16, 2005
Cato.org

Pork Barrel Education
… students can impose increased costs on the public school system. If the diverse student body created by an open admissions policy really produces public school inefficiency, it is an argument for reducing the monopoly enjoyed by the public school system …
By John T. Wenders
Summer 2003
Regulation

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Regulation on the Final Frontier
… policy, she has served on NASA’s Space Science Advisory Committee and three National Research Council committees that examine space policy. Macauley can be contacted by email at macauley@rff.org. Market innovations would greatly benefit America’s space policy …
By Molly K. Macauley
June 24, 2003
TechKnowledge

No. 52
Regulating Video Games: Must Government Mind Our Children?
By Adam D. Thierer
Fall 2000
Cato Journal

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Official Dollarization: Current Experiences and Issues
By Zeljko Bogetic
March 17, 2021
Americans for Prosperity

How Broken Is FOIA? One Carveout Gives Us a Picture.
If FOIA is going to ever be truly effective at helping civil society groups uncover waste, fraud, abuse or even criminal conduct among national security-related agencies, the (b)(3) FOIA carve out needs to go the way of the dinosaurs.
By Patrick G. Eddington
March 28, 2018
DC Examiner

After Syria, the Next Refugee Crisis Is in Venezuela
Venezuelan refugees can be integrated at a minimal cost to taxpayers, international aid organizations, and charities, but only if governments follow a few simple rules of thumb.
By Alex Nowrasteh
October 16, 2016
Blog

A Constitutional Amendment to Re-Empower the States
A proposal to allow states to reject executive actions and regulations.
By Ilya Shapiro and Thomas A. Berry
July 31, 2012
Blog

You’re Destroying the Whole Tower, Stop Blaming It on the Basement
By Neal McCluskey
October 24, 2011
Blog

Libertarians, Medical Malpractice and Contract
What sort of medical liability coverage would the market furnish were people free to contract for it?
By Walter Olson
August 6, 2007
Globe Asia

Reflections on Reagan the Intellectual
By Steve H. Hanke
April 24, 2007
Orlando Sentinel

School Choice: Florida Can Add Momentum
By Adam B. Schaeffer
Spring 2000
Regulation

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Does the Forest Service Have a Future?
By Roger A. Sedjo
April 23, 1999
Washington Times

Whose Bull Market Anyway?
By Stephen Moore and Richard Weiss

Cato Annual Report

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Testimony: Excessive Government Reduces Competition in Health Care Markets

Obama Administration Adopts De Facto Dream Act

Pork Barrel Education

Regulation on the Final Frontier

Regulating Video Games: Must Government Mind Our Children?

Official Dollarization: Current Experiences and Issues

How Broken Is FOIA? One Carveout Gives Us a Picture.

After Syria, the Next Refugee Crisis Is in Venezuela

A Constitutional Amendment to Re-Empower the States

You’re Destroying the Whole Tower, Stop Blaming It on the Basement

Libertarians, Medical Malpractice and Contract

Reflections on Reagan the Intellectual

School Choice: Florida Can Add Momentum

Does the Forest Service Have a Future?

Whose Bull Market Anyway?